Elections are scheduled to be held to choose the candidate for the Green Party in the general elections during the party’s general conference, which begins on Friday next week in Wiesbaden. Habeck intends to make his candidacy official today, and is seeking the support of delegates during the General Conference.
And it was Hapik He had already hinted at the move on social media yesterday, Thursday. Nearly six years after his Twitter and Facebook accounts were closed, Habeck returned to the “X” platform and wrote: “It is easy to leave places like this to screamers and populists, but making things easier cannot be the solution. Not today. Not this week.” “Not at this time. That’s why I went back to X.” There is also an account on Instagram for Habik.
The opposition leader mocked Germany The candidate of the Christian Alliance to compete for the position of Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, is due to the intention of the Minister of Economy, who belongs to the Green Party, Robert Habeck, to announce his candidacy to compete for the same position.
The head of the parliamentary bloc of the Christian Alliance in Berlin said: “The self-declaration to run for the position of chancellor with a voter support rate of 9 percent certainly has a humorous element,” adding that the Green Party will then have to “work to address this matter with themselves and with their voters.”
Since the end of 2021, the government coalition led by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has collapsed following the dismissal of Finance Minister Schulz and leader of the Free Democrats, Christian Lindner, on Wednesday.
All Liberal Party ministers withdrew from the government following Lindner’s dismissal, with the exception of Transport Minister Volker Vissing, who announced that he would remain in the government, abandoning his party, which he did not agree with.
The dismissal came as a result of deep disagreements between the Social Democrats, led by Schulz, and the liberals, led by Lindner, over the budget and economic policy that should be followed, as the former supports reviving the faltering German economy through spending, while the liberals call for reducing social spending and strict budget control.
This political earthquake came at the worst possible time for Germany, as the largest economic power in Europe is currently suffering from a serious industrial crisis and is concerned about the victory of Republican Donald Trump in the presidential elections in the United States and the repercussions of this victory on its trade and security.
